Osram LEDriving VX250-SP 11"" LED Light Bar Spot Light Spot Lamp Driving Beam
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Highlights
- Fully ECE-compliant LED auxiliary high beam
- 1,500 lumens at 6,000 Kelvin
- Spot beam reaching up to 318 metres
- Break-proof polycarbonate lens for heavy use
- Overvoltage and undervoltage protection with integrated driver and thermal management
- Universal fit, but must be installed in pairs under ECE R112
Key specifications
- Colour temperature
- 6,000 Kelvin
- Luminous flux
- 1,500 lumens
- Beam type
- Spot
- Lens material
- Break-proof polycarbonate
- Fit type
- Universal Fit
- Compliance
- ECE-compliant, ECE R112 (pairs required)
Pros
- ECE-compliant for road use when fitted as a pair
- Far spot throw up to 318 metres for high-beam aid
- Break-proof polycarbonate lens suits rough use
- Built-in driver and thermal management for longer life
Cons
- Must be installed in pairs to meet ECE R112, so one unit alone is not road legal
- Spot beam spreads light narrow and far, not wide for close surroundings
Frequently asked questions
Can I run just one OSRAM LEDDL115-SP OSRAM Spotlight?
No. ECE R112 requires installation in pairs, so a single unit is not compliant on its own.
What does the spot beam do on the OSRAM LEDDL115-SP OSRAM Spotlight?
It throws a spot beam up to 318 metres, which is narrow and far rather than wide.
What are the core specs of the OSRAM LEDDL115-SP OSRAM Spotlight?
It is a universal fit LED auxiliary high beam with 1,500 lumens at 6,000 Kelvin.
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